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Old 03-13-2020, 09:12 AM   #1
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Crank case bolts tightening sequence

Hi All,

I`m assembling the engine housing and I was wondering if anyone knows the crank case/engine halves-bolts tightening sequence, I assume there`s a specific pattern but I couldn`t find anything about it on the web. Thanks!

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Old 03-13-2020, 09:54 AM   #2
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Hi All,

I`m assembling the crankcases and I was wondering if anyone knows the crank case bolts tightening sequence, I assume there`s a specific pattern but I couldn`t find anything about it on the web. Thanks!
I found it in .69 seconds... running a general Google inquiry: 986 Boxster crankcase bolts tightening sequence

https://www.google.com/search?q=986+boxster+crankcase+bolts+tightening+se quence&rlz=1C1CHWL_enUS826US826&oq=986+boxster+crankcase+bolts+tightening+sequence&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60.6290j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Hope it helps.
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Yeah, this part is done already and I found these too. Sorry, I wasn`t clear, I meant the engine case halves, not the main bearing housing, or carrier. They are bolted with a bunch of M6 bolts.
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I rephrased the post, I hope it`s more clear now.
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Is this what you want? Note: I will probably delete these pics from Flickr after a day or two.





Oops, left off the last pic when I first posted:
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HB, it looks like you've been pointed in the right direction by one of our wiser-minds.

Best wishes getting all together!
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HB, it looks like you've been pointed in the right direction by one of our wiser-minds.

Best wishes getting all together!
Yep! Thanks!
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Is this what you want? Note: I will probably delete these pics from Flickr after a day or two.





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Exactly, thanks!
The manual mentions an illustration of where exactly to apply the silicone bead, can you post that too if possible? How can you get this manual btw? Thanks again.
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Exactly, thanks!
The manual mentions an illustration of where exactly to apply the silicone bead, can you post that too if possible? How can you get this manual btw? Thanks again.
I'll find/post the other illustration tomorrow.
I found my set of manuals on local Craigslist about five years ago. There's usually a couple on eBay, but its not cheap:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1997-99-Boxster-Boxster-S-Factory-Workshop-Manuals/283699713245?hash=item420dd214dd:g:ZZEAAOSwGIVd6Em 3

There's also some copies that you can download scattered across the internet. Porsche stopped updating this version years ago, but for most tasks it's the best source of info, outside of having a dealership subscription.
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